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Monday, January 31, 2022

Tour Kick Off: Geno and Vinnie: Come to America by Flip #blogtour #nowontour #childrensbook #rabtbooktours @MKWebsiteandSEO @GenoandVinnie

Children's Book

Date Published: May 24, 2021

Publisher: MindStir Media

Geno and Vinnie were born on the banks of the Urubamba River between Cusco and Machu Picchu, Peru. This area is known as the Sacred Valley. Geno and Vinnie came to be from different parents, but they became inseparable after birth. They made a promise to travel together to the shores of the U.S. of A. Little did they know that their mothers had made a deal with the owner of the Alejandro Alpaca Ranch to send their children to the land of the free.

The adventures that follow are the travels and experiences of Geno and Vinnie and their search for freedom in America. Their story is perfect as Alpacas are great story tellers.

About the Author

Phil Roberts is an entrepreneur, creative writer, gardener, dog lover and friend of Geno & Vinnie. Having lived in the countryside for 42 years, he loves to gaze at the stars on a warm summer's night. Geno and Vinnie came to share the Country Escape seven years ago and have added to the ambiance of the property's' unique setting. It was Geno and Vinnie that inspired the writing of the Freedom Series books as an expression of the joy that they experienced as they were allowed to run untethered on the property. Freedom is a unique and valuable right to both cherish and embrace as individuals of society. The interactions with animals and their uniqueness with self is a joy to be experienced like no other. Mr. Roberts' vision is to share this through his writings of children's books.

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February 1 - A Life Through Books - Interview

February 2 - Momma and Her Stories - Excerpt

February 3 - The Faerie Review - Spotlight

February 4 - Girl with pen - Excerpt

February 6 - Nesie's Place - Excerpt

February 7 - Momma Says to Read or Not to Read - Spotlight

February 8 - Stormy nights reviewing and blogging - Spotlight

February 9 - Our Town Book Reviews - Spotlight

February 10 - Lisas reading - Review

February 11 - Sandras book club - Review

February 11 - RABT Reviews - Wrap Up

Tour Kick Off: The Six Pillars of Advocacy by Tarek Kteleh, MD #blogtour #nowontour #nonfiction #rabtbooktours @MKWebsiteandSEO

Embrace Your Cause and Transform lives

Nonfiction

Date Published: October 29, 2021

★★★ A roadmap like you've never seen before and a must read book to change your life and the lives of others ★★★

This book is a step by step guide book that reads as a thriller. It teaches you how to emulate the success Dr. Kteleh and his organization have had in holding the twenty-first century's greatest war criminal accountable, saving the lives of four million civilians, and protecting patient safety in the U.S. from the corporate medicine industry.

It also teaches how to:

Successfully advocate for a noble cause.
Create and utilize an effective network.
Build organizational capacity to support your goals
Effectively wield traditional and digital media to create public awareness
Meet the president of the United States and the most powerful policymakers at the heart of the nation's capital.

By following the step-by-step instructions based on real life experiences, you will be able to make progress advocating that you thought was never possible.

The only thing stopping you from making the world a better place is a lack of practical knowledge.

With this book in hand, you have no more excuses. Stop wishing and start advocating. Order your copy today!

About the Author

Dr. Tarek Kteleh is the author of “The Six Pillars of Advocacy.” He is a medical doctor who received degrees from Damascus University, the University of Missouri, Columbia and Kansas City, and Washington University in St. Louis. In addition, he earned certifications in leadership and finance from Harvard Business School Online and a certificate in commercial real estate from eCorenell University.

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February 1 - Liliyana Shadowlyn - Spotlight

February 2 -Stormy nights reviewing and blogging - Spotlight

February 3 - Our Town Book Reviews - Spotlight

February 4 - Book Junkiez - Spotlight

February 7 - Novel News Network - Review

February 8 - Girl with pen - Excerpt

February 9 - The Indie Express - Review

February 10 - Book Reviews by Virginia Lee- Spotlight

February 11 - The Avid Reader - Interview

February 11 - RABT Reviews - Wrap Up

Tour Kick Off: The Mountains We Carry by Zaid Brifkani #blogtour #nowontour #political #historicalfiction #rabtbooktours @MKWebsiteandSEO @zaidbrifkanimd

Political Historical Fiction

Date Published: September 29, 2021

Azad’s father was brutally executed by the Iraqi army. Since then, Azad has moved to the city of Duhok to pursue his education. In doing so he hopes to provide a new life for his family and his fiancée, Juwan, who are back in their home village. But as the Iran-Iraq War comes to an end, the Iraqi government launches the genocidal Anfal campaign against the Kurds. Fleeing separately across physical and emotional borders, Azad and Juwan find themselves in the crosshairs of the Iraqi army. However, the most dangerous threat is the one they least expect.

About the Author

Dr. Zaid Brifkani is an American physician from Iraqi Kurdish descent. He specializes in dialysis and kidney transplantation with a lifelong passion for writing. His debut novel "The Mountains We Carry" was released in November 2021. He lives in Nashville with his wife and three children.

Growing up in Iraq, Brifkani witnessed many traumatic experiences of war, migration, and political turmoil, which have highlighted his dedication to writing about the negative impact of wars and political struggles.

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February 1 - Book Junkiez - Spotlight

February 2 - Stormy nights reviewing and blogging - Spotlight

February 3 - Momma Says to Read or Not to Read - Spotlight

February 4 - #BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog - Spotlight

February 5 - Nesie's Place - Excerpt

February 7 - The Indie Express - Review

February 8 - Liliyana Shadowlyn - Spotlight

February 9 - The Avid Reader - Interview

February 10 - On a Reading Bender -Review

February 11 - RABT Reviews - Wrap Up

Tour Kick Off: The Lion Trees by Owen Thomas #blogtour #nowontour #fiction #rabtbooktours @MKWebsiteandSEO @otfiction

Literary Fiction

Date Published: August 25, 2014

Publisher: OTF Literary, LLC

"THE LION TREES" -- WINNER OF THE KINDLE BOOK AWARD!

What if survival required you to unlearn who you are? How far would you fall to save yourself? Sometimes happiness is a long way down.

The Johns family is unraveling. Hollis, a retired Ohio banker, isolates himself in esoteric hobbies and a dangerous flirtation with a colleague's daughter. Susan, his wife of forty years, risks everything for a second chance at who she might have been. David, their eldest, thrashes to stay afloat as his teaching career capsizes in a storm of accusations over a missing student and the legacy of Christopher Columbus. While Tilly, the black sheep, trades her literary promise for an improbable career as a starlet, and then struggles to define herself amidst a humiliating scandal and the judgment of an uncompromising writer.

By turns comical, suspenseful and poignant, the Johns family is tumbling toward the discovery that sometimes you have to let go of your identity to find out who you are.

Owen Thomas' rollicking debut novel is the winner of 16 international book awards, including: the 2015 Amazon Kindle Book Award for Literary Fiction, the 2015 Global eBook Award for New Adult Fiction, a 2015 Eric Hoffer Book Award, the 2015 'Book of The Year' for BooksAndAuthor.com, Finalist for the 2015 First Horizon Book Award, and placements at the London Book Festival, the New York Book Festival, the Amsterdam Book Festival, and the Beverly Hills International Book Awards.

Highly addictive, spectacular, and mind blowing... Thomas is a wizard of fiction. -- U.S. Review of Books

A sweeping literary saga in the traditional 'Dr. Zhivago', 'Gone with the Wind', and 'The Thorn Birds', this book has it all... original and stirring... --The Eric Hoffer Book Award

[A] cerebral page turner...a powerful and promising debut.--Kirkus Reviews

Winner of 16 International Book Awards, including the Kindle Book Award, the Global eBook Award, The Eric Hoffer Book Award, the London Book Festival, the New York Book Festival, the Amsterdam Book Festival, and the Beverly Hills International Book Awards.

About the Author

Owen Thomas is a life-long Alaskan and avid reader. He has written five books: "The Lion Trees" (which has garnered over sixteen international book awards, including the Amazon Kindle Book Award, the Eric Hoffer Book Award, the Book and Author Book of the Year, the Beverly Hills International Book Award and, most recently, a finalist in the 2020 Book Excellence Awards); "Mother Blues," (a novel of music and mystery set in post-Hurricane Harvey Texas); "Message in a Bullet: A Raymond Mackey Mystery," (the first in a series of detective novels); "Signs of Passing" (a book of interconnected short stories, and winner of fourteen book awards, including the 2014 Pacific Book Awards for Short Fiction, also named one of the 100 Most Notable Books of 2015 by Shelf Unbound Magazine); and "This is the Dream," (a collection of stories and novellas that explore that perplexing liminal distance between who we are and what we want). Owen maintains an active fiction and photography blog on Facebook, Tumblr and on his author website at www.owenthomasliterary.com.

For the ninth consecutive year since he has been measuring his commercial success as an author, Owen has not won the Orange Prize for Fiction. Also, to great acclaim, he has not won the Man Booker Prize. Most recently, in April of 2020, Owen was not nominated for a Pulitzer.

Owen makes his home in Alaska, Arizona and Hawaii. When he is not writing, Owen can be found recreating and taking photographs in the grandeur of these wonderfully picturesque locations. Some of these photos are posted on Owen's photo blog, 1000 Words per Frame.

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February 1 - Book junkiez - Spotlight

February 2 - Nesie's Place - Excerpt

February 3 - The Faerie Review - Spotlight

February 4 - Novel News Network - Review

February 5 - Sapphyria's Book Blog - Spotlight

February 6 - #BRVL Book Review Virginia Lee Blog - Spotlight

February 7 - Texas Book Nook - Review

February 8 - Tea Time and Books - Spotlight

February 9 - Our Town Book Reviews - Spotlight

February 10 - The Avid Reader - Interview

February 11 - RABT Reviews - Wrap Up

Sunday, January 30, 2022

Tour Kick Off: Expedition Borneo by Daniel Side @danside2 #blogtour #nowontour #giveaway #actionadventure #rabtbooktours

Adult Romantic Adventure

Date Published: February 2022

AN ADVENTURE LIKE NO OTHER.

One part, exotic, jungle setting, one part romance, two parts gripping, heart-pounding suspense

Jake Bennett knew a couple of things for sure: he needed a job, he didn’t want to die in the jungle… but he’d never met anyone like nurse Brockman.

The two clash when Jake discovers that Katherine Brockman’s mission has nothing to do with checking the condition of malaria in native villages.

The possibility of saving tens of thousands of lives unites them as they venture into the steaming jungle to discover if the “Legend of the Riverman” is true.

Soon, the dangers of the jungle wrapped in the unforgiving heat, threatens to end, not only their mission, but their lives.

But nothing can prepare them for what they discover, hidden deep in an unexplored jungle basin.

A new, action-packed, adult adventure

About the Author

An avid reader as a youngster, Daniel began a teaching career at twenty, peppering his life with trail rides on his horse Kelly, scuba diving in the murky Great Lakes of Ontario and taking fencing lessons.

He married Lynda, five months after they met in a bar on a Thursday night. With her, he raised a family, wrote and produced school plays, built their log home, restored a classic Mustang, a '69 Mach 1 for enthusiasts, and took their three boys on many canoe trips in northern Canada.

Twenty years later, unable to find a science fantasy adventure he liked, with encouragement from Lynda, he wrote The Reedsmith of Zendar. Expedition Borneo is his sixth novel.

His books are varied, but whether suspense, a thriller, or an adventure story, all contain characters in trouble that you will care about and root for. He's never perfect and neither is she, but the attraction is inevitable as they learn about each other on an adventure seldom of their choosing.

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